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How to fill in the company registration form

During the operation of the company, some major special matters need to be filed. When filing and registering, it needs to follow relevant procedures and issue a written company filing and registration form. So, how to fill in the company filing and registration form?

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1. How to fill in the company registration form 1. The application form is suitable for limited liability companies and joint stock companies to apply to the company registration authority for establishment, change registration and related matters.

2. In the application form submitted to the registration authority, only fill in the columns related to this application.

3. To apply for company establishment registration, fill in the relevant content in the "Basic Information" column, the "Establishment" column, and Schedule 1 "Legal Representative Information" and Schedule 2 "Director, Supervisor, and Manager Information."

The "Applicant's Statement" is signed by the proposed legal representative of the company.

The "Shareholder (Promoter)" column can be continued by adding a line or appending page.

4. When the company applies for change registration, fill in the relevant content in the "Basic Information" column and the "Change" column.

The “Applicant’s Statement” shall be signed by the company’s original legal representative or proposed legal representative and stamped with the company’s official seal.

If the application for change requires "recording" at the same time, fill in the relevant content in the "recording" column at the same time.

When applying for a company name change, if the words "group or (group)" are added to the name, the group name and group abbreviation should be filled in (if there is no group abbreviation, it is optional); when applying for a change of the company's legal representative, the proposed legal representative should be filled in and submitted.

Representative information (Attachment 1 "Legal Representative Information"); if you apply for changes in shareholders (sponsors) and investment status, you can refer to the "Shareholders (sponsor)" format attachment in the "Establishment Column" to fill in the original registration and proposed changes

content.

Change items can be continued by adding lines or pages.

5. When a company establishes an additional branch, it should register with the original registration authority, fill in the relevant content in the "Basic Information" column and the "Recording" column, and the "Applicant Statement" should be signed by the legal representative and stamped with the company's official seal.

The "Branch Branch Establishment" item can be continued by adding a new line or appending a page.

6. When the company applies for the filing of amendments to the articles of association or other matters, fill in the relevant content in the "Basic Information" column and the "Recording" column. The "Applicant Statement" should be signed by the company's legal representative and stamped with the company's official seal; if it applies for filing by the liquidation team, the "Application

"Personal Statement" signed by the person in charge of the company's liquidation team.

7. When registering a company, fill in the name pre-approval notice number, but do not fill in the registration number.

When handling change registration and filing, fill in the company registration number, but do not fill in the name pre-approval notification number.

8. The company type should be filled in as "limited liability company" or "joint stock limited company".

Among them, a wholly state-owned company should fill in "limited liability company (solely owned by a state)"; a one-person limited liability company should indicate "one-person limited liability company (solely owned by a natural person)" or "one-person limited liability company (solely owned by a legal person)".

9. A joint-stock company should choose to fill in "Initiation" or "Incorporation by raising funds" in the "Method of Establishment" column.

Limited liability companies do not need to fill in this field.

10. The "Business Scope" column should be filled in according to the company's articles of association and with reference to the national standards and relevant regulations of the "National Economic Industry Classification".

11. The application submitted by the applicant should be on A4 paper.

If this form is printed and generated, use a black pen or signature pen to sign; if it is filled out by hand, use a black pen or signature pen to neatly fill in and sign.

2. What are the registration requirements for private equity investment companies? Company registration is just like an ID card or a car license plate. It serves as the basis for national supervision and inspection. Enterprises and companies should implement standardized laws and regulations, organize production and distribution in strict accordance with standards, and prohibit illegal

Standard production.

Article 6 of the "Standardization Law of the People's Republic of China" stipulates that if the products produced by an enterprise do not have national standards or industry standards, enterprise standards should be formulated as a basis for organizing production.

The enterprise's product standards must be reported to the local government's standardization administrative department and relevant administrative departments for filing.

If there are already national standards or industry standards, the state encourages enterprises to formulate enterprise standards that are stricter than national standards or industry standards and apply them within the enterprise.

Materials required for company registration: 1. "Company Registration Application" signed by the company's legal representative (with the company's official seal); 2. "Certification of the designated representative or ***'s authorized agent" signed by the company (with the company's official seal)

Official seal) and a copy of the designated representative or authorized agent’s ID card (signed by the person) should indicate the specific entrustment matters, the authority of the entrusted person, and the entrustment period.